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Dan Fumano: Here's what will — and won't — likely change quickly with Vancouver's new left-wing mayor and council

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Vancouver's new left-of-centre government will likely quickly start reversing some changes made over the past four years by the right-leaning ABC Vancouver party.

But, the mayor-elect says, that doesn't mean all vestiges of ABC's time in office will disappear as fast as the party's hold on council.

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